Wood pellet fuel and heating by wood pellets is great! However, the quality of the various pellets available on the market today vary. So, if you to are on the ever lasting hunt for quality a wood pellet reviews, pellet stove reviews, and fire log reviews, then you have come to the right place. Finding the PERFECT PELLET, the perfect mix between BTU's, Burn time, Smell, Ash and Fines, (or dust).
Top Quality Softwood Pellets:
- Granules LG wood pellets ; burned them all winter and they were great, especially when mixed as 75% / 25% LG's to Somerset wood pellets.
- Cleanfire Pacific wood pellets ; ( there is not alot of info on these but I was emailed from a hearth.com person who told me that these are coming out of the Okanagan plant this year. Cleanfire brand pellets, I have heard, are repackaged Okanagans for the softwood pellets, and New England wood pellets for the hardwood Cleanfire's. )
- Okanagan Wood Pellets
- Andes Wood Pellets ( these are a new pellet but looking at the cut sheet from testing, these pellets look outstanding and hot! )
- Blazer Wood Pellets - (An administrators Favorite pellet!) These pellets have the highest BTU's I have found. STUPID HOT
- Eagle Valley Wood Pellets
Top Quality Hardwood Pellets
- Bayou Wood Pellets (An administrators Favorite pellet! Red Oak sawdust from Cabinets, flooring and millwork. What could be cleaner?? great pellet)
- Somerset wood pellets (another flooring company, awesome pellet!)
- Barefoot wood pellets
- New England Pellets ( Local favorite up here in NH. Great pellet!)
- Cubex wood pellets
Administrators Favorites This Year In the Lopi Leyden.
So living in New Hampshire has it's benifits for choices in wood pellets. Not only do we have the big box retailers like Lowe's and Home Depot but, also, we have a ton of local hardware stores and many pellet mills ready to do business with them. Here are a few Pellets that I have burned this year in my Lopi Leyden that I absolutely recommend to anyone with a drop feed Pellets Stove.
